Sentence examples for that humiliated from inspiring English sources

The country has spent most of its modern history looking beyond its borders: to the restive France on whose defeat the modern German state was founded, to the victorious World War 1 powers that humiliated it, to the eastern "Lebensraum" with which Hitler promised to overcome that humiliation, to the Soviet threat, to its Communist sibling state.

Today's unions are a shadow of those that humiliated James Callaghan's government.

This should never have been played out in public, in a way that humiliated Semenya.

The defense said Mr. King had made unwanted sexual advances that humiliated Mr. McInerney and pushed him to a breaking point.

But she has filed a civil lawsuit seeking unspecified monetary damages from Mr. Strauss-Kahn for what the suit called a "violent and sadistic attack" that humiliated and degraded her.

Ms. Diallo's lawsuit sought unspecified damages for what court papers called a "violent and sadistic attack" that humiliated and degraded her, and robbed her "of her dignity as a woman".

So enraged were Italian fans that the humiliated players were pelted with garbage and vegetables upon their return home to Genoa.

Among the complaints are that Iraq humiliated prisoners of war by allowing their questioning to be broadcast and that its forces used the white flag of surrender to lure American soldiers into ambushes.

One of them was Victor Klemperer, a literature professor at the Technical University, whose diaries from the Nazi era, published in the nineties under the title "I Will Bear Witness," describe in mundane and relentless detail how the humanistic city of his youth turned into a place of terror that ostracized, humiliated, warehoused, tortured, and, finally, annihilated its Jews.

"What Kine Hawaiian Are You?" Abstract: In the summer of 1887 a small group of conspirators representing about five hundred mostly Caucasian residents and citizens of the Hawaiian Kingdom forced King David Kalakaua to sign a new constitution of their own design that explicitly humiliated him and the largely Native Hawaiian electorate.

On the contrary, these measures that degraded, humiliated and devastated the livelihood of Greece continue to provide the English with the benefit of bargain holidays; 3) that the "Brexiters" were lost in the belief that they could withdraw behind the protective cover of an erstwhile British Empire by sheltering themselves from an overreaching European bureaucracy.